As told to Parliament (September 18, 2020): 10,281 Indian farmers died by suicide in 2019

All that was discussed in the House through the day

As told to Parliament (March 22, 2022): India has installed renewable energy projects of 152 GW capacity

All that was discussed in the House through the day

FDI in retail: UPA government agrees to judicial inquiry into Walmart payoffs

Reports say the retail giant spent over Rs 125 crore on lobbying in India

As told to Parliament (February 11, 2022): 4GW rooftop solar target for residential sector

All that was discussed in the House through the day

Mining Bill gives people their due

It ensures that mine owners share profit with people

As told to Parliament (December 14, 2022): Cancer cases, deaths in India rose in 2022

The number of cases rose to 1,461,427 in 2022 from 1,426,447 in 2021

Old mandate, new law

Agricultural Biosecurity Bill 2013 does not offer much to save India from bio-terror

New land acquisition bill will aggravate farmers' distress: legal experts

Nuclear secrecy is a matter of concern

Landless poor march to Delhi. Then what?

Do water related issues really matter in Parliament?

As told to Parliament (September 15, 2020): 169 tonnes COVID-19 biomedical waste generated daily in August

All that was discussed in the House through the day

Railways pulled up over scavengers

A draft bill allows employing manual scavengers if they are provided protective gears

A dinosaur mindset

Parliament monsoon session: some work done, a lot of time wasted

A look at the business transacted and other highlights

Land acquisition, rehabilitation bills cater to corporate interests

Tiger trouble - balancing act gone awry

Cabinet push to nuclear bill

Multinationals will make profits, government will bear liability

Bring HIV/AIDS Bill in Parliament this winter session, demand activists

Bill has been shuttling between health and law ministries since 2006

For India, with fizz

JPC report sets serious reform agenda on food safety, water security and public health

Petty squabbles signify ill for the forest rights question

CAMPA bill defeated

Will seeds bill make it this time?

Opposition parties say the draft is still not farmer-friendly

"Tribal leaders are mere pawns in politics"

Tribal activist C K Janu speaks on adivasi issues and the Muthanga controversy

"Non-tribals need to be educated about tribals"

Veteran anthropologist B K ROY BURMAN in conversation with SOPAN JOSHI